Seen the first four now and although I like it enough to carry on, it is patchy in a realistic sense and signposted.
Evan's supposed Mr super intelligent and cunning ADA Andy Barber spirals from naive, smugly competent against second fiddle Loguidice (which sounds like 'the Judas' - clever artifice /coincidence/ future egg peeler?) to deeply ignorant of the law - yet now PI, because he's conversely so smart with the law that he'll make a great one. OK? A man with a past thanks to his father (that hiring choice, really?), who has no sense of friendship or, what it actually means and curbed by anyone who questions what doing or being the right way is. When he says he's acting like any parent/person, there's more of a feeling that he's a mimic and as a consequence frequently sets Jacob up as guilty - as does mom, Laurie.
Dockery is the classic no secrets as long as they're yours mom character. She constantly overcompensates in telling Jacob she loves him; like she too doesn't really know what it is either or, how to handle a once difficult toddler that's now a subdued teen. Desperate in her scrambling to make sense of most anything put her way and blowing up out of control, she makes everyone she comes across question her son's character and mentality. It's just all too much for her and she pretty well never considers anyone but herself and how others are judging her because of the accusation at Jacob's door that has unfairly encroached her life and friendship circle.
This would need to pull some seriously adept rabbits out of the hat within the story, to make it anywhere near an 8/10 for me. The style is there but the content is lacking and I'm not sold that Captain America has the acting chops to truly imbue a sense of deep emotion beyond staring into space. Jaeden Martell, however, is far more interesting in never under or overplaying his hand and so, for my money, is the standout here. Pablo Schreiber is a favourite of mine, but thus far is strangled as more than a hapless grasping foil to Even's supposed smarter and witty Andy.